The Republican journal., 1887-01-13

protracted meeting has been held at the Methodist
church the past two weeks
| BROOKS. The officers of Marsh River Lodge
No. 1902 F. & A. NJ. were installed by p. NJ, Rev.
ID. Bracket on Wednesday the 9TH inst. as follows
| c. A. Levansaler, VIM: Edward jenkins, 5. w.
Isaac feathers, J. W.; J. G. Harding, $. D.; J. H.
Weber, J. d.; l.. Rowe, Treas; Nj. S. Stiles, .Jr
| Secy;J j. McTaggart, Tyler.
| THoRNDIKE. Still colder; SO below Sunday
morning....N. NJ. Ward, reported last week in
failing health, died Monday. Funeral Thursday at
| 10 O'Clock. Mr.. Ward leaves wife AID one child.
-. The following elected officers of Unity
Lodge No. IS, F. II A. NJ at their last regular
meeting Jan 9th: Edwin Cornforth, W. NJ; +.
NJ Hamilton S. W.; +. A. Ward J. W.; Benz
Amcs, Treas. John n Titon, Sec; Alonzo Hig-
gins, :. D.. IL. '. Ward, J. ID. The officers will be
publicly installed Feb. 3D.. &C. w Bradford and
/ family furnished Sayward Lodge of G.. T. with Il
very plea sing entertainment last Saturday evening.
4 WALDO. stock winteling well and hay going
away fast this cold weather.. silver Harvest
Grange installed their officers last Thursday even
ing. The sisters furnished basket supper and
the Bros paid twenty five each for the priyi-
lege of eating with them. Richie Grange Will
install their officers in about two weeks lone of
Fred Clements boys hammering piece of
hot iron on his fathers anvil when it slipped from
| the tongs and went into his boot There was only
an Older brother in the shop with hi,n-a boy of
ten years-and being unable t" get the boot of he
got him into the shop Tub and cooled the iron, but
not until the boy was badly burned.
FREEDOM. A Grand Army entertainment was
held at Grange hall Friday eve, Jan 18th. The
hall was well filled with Young and old. The
trrtaiumcut iStp1 of music reading rpcIau;l
tions aud earnest speeches by DR.. a. j, Billings
| and Prof. f. W. Gowen. Both speakers paid
glowing tributes to the memory of the brave sol
lier, John A. Logan. Mrs. Ella Dorman and
Miss Ora f. GoNcn left by rail for Boston on sat
urlav Jan Sth. They to attend stenographic
| school Both are ladies of education and char
acter and the lest wishes of the villagers 20 with
Them. our Good Tempar Lodge is fuurishiug
as usual. Last saturday eve. DR.. Mitchell, who
has lately joined Us, made powerful speech. lie
is man who has fire education and training, and
is booked for one OF the principal speakers ut
District Lodge session i'll February.
C>>TINE. We are pleased to hear that our cs-
tecmed toWnSman, G.. NJ. Warren, ESQ. has sccur-
ed the position for which he lla- been working viz.
Governors Councillor from this district He will
he one of the abie,t the beard Collector spot
ago, and has not been able to return to business on
account of illness. The fast sailing -rhr Chase of
Rockland, commanded by Capt. W. H. Mills of this
place has been hauled up at Hatch point for the
winter..... sch. Emma W. Day, Capt. Mrlverue
Grnde, having landed freight here, sailed tor
Bucksport ON Friday, where the OrIand freight
will be landed. ON Friday, : .Tacob Hatch wa
passing from the house To the barn with l,ail Of
hot water his foot slipped on the ice and lie fell
splitting part of the water ON his right arm, badly
Scading it. lie came to the village and had it
dressed by DIR. Wallace......Thc officers elect OF
Hancock Lodge, f 4 \. NJ, were installed 10y n.
W. Webster, +. NJ, on Thursday evening The
Revenue stmls. Woodbury. and Dallas have visited
us during the past week.
BrRNHAM. The Salyationist, are still holding ont
here Thursday night seven new ones came for
wand. Much good has already been done t!ll there
is yet room for more. Christmas passed OF very
quietly at this place. Many of our citizens received
some very costly presents, and among the pumler
was Capt. a. W Fletcher who received from a son
in Massachusetts an elegant upholstered easy
chair, Mrs. Capt. Fletcher cane seat rocker Of
elegant design, and their two laughter, each an
elegant toilet Calvin Morgan, 81 wears ulG
) and once /; pro>perou, citizen of this place hut
can live but a few day -. jefferson ~nuon'l> who
has been sick for some time is now very near his
| ond- sadie Chamberlain j. in declining health.
Hon. |. q. Libby has been rendered and accept
cd the craftsmanship of the committee ON agricuI-
turc, position in which he can be of great adl an
tage to the farmers of Maine The cold wave
has not Yet passed over. pne day last week it was
/! below at this place school il district number
\ taught 10y Mis- Ad,lle Il. knnbal closed IAN
thaftera very successful term of fourteen weeks.
lsLr>Eono. Mir. Hugh r. Hatch is at home or. Il
vacation and will probably supply the Baptist
church at present. The Baptist sewing Circle
mad an antiquarian supper At Union hall the It'll
inst, which called out large crUNt an, tie even
ing wa enioyalty spent.,.-Nr. Bennett of Lin
cnlnvillr. is teaching dancing school At Union
nan The common dav schools are lla~lrriu4
finely under tHr tJitjou ut first las tticher--....
Mr.. L. Lewis Ryder anG wife attended It dance
Sew Near eve, returning home late. They r,
plen-ltvd Tie ~toye With coal amt retired, ami
we're found next morning prsstratc upon the floor
~ an uir"n~cou- condition With tho ro"m ful! Of
@a-. II was narrow escape. 1t is supposed the
, chimney got clog4ed with snoW....-.\Ir. E'tWiu
Famcs came home on saturday boat. lie has
been masking Il long Visit IN Boston MI. Marion
Coomh~ and Capt. Emory Bunker camt hume ON
the same boat. The latter had been in ii"-ton
looking after the repairs on his vessel. Capt.
Chester Thomas has gone south in hrt....It is eN.
cellent -Ieighng and horse racing is She order Of
the day ....lhe tiranger- bad their Installation With
few invited guests at Grange hall saturday even
ing The Free VIII Baptist sewing Circle viii
have their annual supper and entertainment at
Mayo'S hall Wednesday evening the Eth
PROSPECT. George W IGarIIn- arrived home
from Green's Landing last Wrrk......tr Frank \,
Warren, of Green's Landing, has visited Eastman
Clark and returned. ..Johu +. .;.rk spent the
holidays with his father, Mr. Eastman tlagk......
Charles Hopkins wife Is very sIr>...... Report uf
three SquealerS from same litter: Lew clara :.
weight lio, Eastman CLARK : one 52i, and thu 9TH
er t27-combined weight l,3Ss at Is months uid
Mrs. Elizabeth CLARK, ~ wears cid in tpril is
failing fast and cannot live long she is the la-t
survivor If the IIe~~an soldier that settled in
Waldohoro years ago....li. e. Partridge N}lI win
f ter and train Arthur Boyds lin colt, II tbr
exhibition IN the Clark school house Mr.. Eouuy
entertained the audience with some eNccll, u ~iu4
, ing, and Joe in his wonderful performance was
immense. Miss Alary Esther Ilitv -e, formerly
nf Prospect, died last Friday at Dodge Cu1rr.
North ScarSport,.... Marccilie Clark i, getting
shoes under the Mrs. sally McNlanu huU~c ;tIlu
win move it To the john -rr;guy at'e ia tie
New York settlement ...,I L. ,.,rlety y Go. EN-
/ ploy sixteen men HOW. Il. L kitlmau h3l- etaI4r
of the office in Bangor this winter. Aluou- ttus,'
from other towns al the Grange installation ~qtur
: day evening were Mis- Annie Blackburn. of Brad
ford, in company with one of our successful ~rhol
;trs, Miss Oracle Libby from Buck~puIt seminary.
Nlr. Charles Richie ami wife, Wntriport, Mi.
Henry Strcpcns Monroe, Walter Z. carter, Brl